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Explaining Government and Politics at A2

Increase your students' understanding of core topics & interest them in current key political issues!

Timeless issues explained with up-to-date examples. Comes in 3 Parts:

Fully illustrated!

'Fact-packed and very informative… I liked how up-to-date the information is.… Good mix of facts, case studies and exam points… The information is up-to-date, relevant to basics behind government and politics… Its simple approach makes the information easy for the learners (and teachers) to take in and learn.'D Long, Head of Department & Independent Reviewer

Detailed notes explain the key concepts

Goes much deeper & relates part 1 to Key Current Political Issues

Explains how information from part 1/2 can be used to improve examination answers – 'Model Solution' with examiner's commentary provided.

Includes:

Full and detailed explanations of each topic starting with the basics –
'The chief executive' 'What is the Executive Office of the President?'

Linked key 'Exam Points' show how information can be used in the exam!

'Thinking Points' and 'Discussion Points' actively engage students

Includes both a photocopiable A4 and an A5 booklet format

Explaining the US Executive

Part 1 Creating the executive branch of government, the chief executive, the vice president, the cabinet, what is the Executive Office of the President? Independent agencies and others.Part 2 Is the US bureaucracy too powerful? Is the president too powerful? Why is it so hard to impeach a US president? What makes a successful president?